Workbench frontend design qa

Frontend and visual QA for responsive surfaces, screenshots, text fit, hierarchy, and interaction states.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add Fearvox/multica-ultimate-workbench --skill workbench-frontend-design-qa

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Use this skill for frontend UI, desktop/web surfaces, screenshots, responsive checks, interaction polish, and design-system consistency.

Test the actual screen or rendered artifact, not just source code.
Check desktop and mobile or narrow-width behavior when the UI is responsive.
Verify text fit, no incoherent overlap, stable spacing, focus states, hover states, loading states, empty states, and error states.
For operational tools, prefer dense, scannable, predictable layouts over marketing-style pages.
Use real assets or rendered UI evidence when visual truth matters.

Information hierarchy is clear at first glance.
Primary action is obvious and not visually drowned by decoration.
Controls match their job: icon buttons for tools, toggles for binary state, tabs for views, menus for option sets.
Cards are not nested inside cards unless the local design system already does that.
Colors are not a one-note palette and contrast is readable.
Motion or animation does not hide state or slow repeated work.

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